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Yahoo Finance table titled 28 Years Later comparing the 1997 and 2025 market cap rank and value of the ten largest companies of 1997: General Electric, Coca-Cola, Intel, ExxonMobil, Microsoft, Merck, Altria, IBM, Procter and Gamble and Johnson and Johnson

Business

Largest Companies by Market Cap in 1997 and in 2025

By Yahoo Finance

General Electric fell from 1st to 68th, Intel to 206th, and only Microsoft moved up, to 3rd at $3.17 trillion.

Econovis line chart titled China's Export Reliance on the U.S. Falls Sharply, Mirroring U.S. Import Shift Away from China, with a red line for the US share of China's exports rising from 14% in 1985 to 42% in 1999 and falling to 13% in 2023, and a navy line for China's share of US imports rising from 1% to 22% in 2017 and falling to 14% in 2023, with markers for 2001, 2008, 2018 and 2020

Finance and Economy

China Exports to US as a Share of Trade, 1985 to 2023

By Econovis

The US took 42% of China's exports at the 1999 peak but only 13% in 2023.

Tall dark graphic titled Which U.S. States Have the Most Vacant Houses per Homeless Person, with a US map shaded by ratio, a national figure of 21.56 vacant housing units per homeless person, and a bar chart ranking all 50 states from Mississippi at 187.31 to California at 5.86

People and Society

Vacant Homes vs Homeless People in Every US State

By MortgageCalculator.org

Nationally there are 21.56 vacant housing units per homeless person.

Congressional Budget Office infographic The Federal Budget in Fiscal Year 2023, with ring charts of $6.1 trillion outlays and $4.4 trillion revenues, budget category definitions, and charts of deficits and debt held by the public from 1974 to 2023

Finance and Economy

Federal Budget 2023 Infographic, Spending, Revenue and Deficit

By Congressional Budget Office (CBO)

In fiscal year 2023 the US government spent $6.1 trillion and collected $4.4 trillion, a deficit of $1.7 trillion or 6.3% of GDP.

Visual Capitalist treemap $25 Trillion in Public Pension Assets, showing public pension assets by country coloured by region, led by the USA at $11.8T, Japan $2.1T, Canada $1.8T, the Netherlands $1.1T and Australia $1.1T, source Global SWF January 2025

Finance and Economy

Pension Fund Assets by Country, $25 Trillion in Public Pensions

By Visual Capitalist

The United States holds $11.8 trillion, close to half, followed by Japan with $2.1 trillion and Canada with $1.8 trillion.

Visual Capitalist map Living Wage for a Family of Four, US states shaded from $80K to $260K with each state labelled, Hawaii highest at $259K and West Virginia lowest at $82K, source GOBankingRates December 2024

Finance and Economy

Living Wage Infographic for a Family of Four by State

By Visual Capitalist

Hawaii is highest at about $259,000, followed by Massachusetts and California, while West Virginia is lowest at about $82,000.

Econovis line chart titled Market Capitalization of the Four Largest U.S. Banks from 2000 to 2024 for JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citi and Wells Fargo, with 2008 financial crisis and 2020 COVID-19 markers and bubbles of Q3 2024 consolidated assets

Finance and Economy

US Banks by Market Cap, the Four Largest From 2000 to 2024

By Econovis

JPMorgan Chase finishes far ahead, while Citi falls from first in the early 2000s to last.

Econovis line chart titled China Leads Global Goods Exports, $3.4 Trillion in 2023 vs. EU's $2.8 Trillion and U.S.'s $2.0 Trillion, plotting goods exports in billion US dollars from 1980 to 2023 for China in red, the EU in blue and the US in navy, with pins marking the end of the Cold War, NAFTA, the WTO, China's WTO accession, the financial crisis, the US China trade war and COVID-19

Finance and Economy

China Exports 2023, $3.4 Trillion Against the EU and US

By Econovis

China exported $3.4 trillion of goods in 2023, ahead of the European Union at $2.8 trillion and the United States at $2.0 trillion, after growing about 12%…

Visual Capitalist Visual of the Week map titled The Income Needed to Join the Top 1% in Every U.S. State 2024, shading each state blue with its threshold from Connecticut $1.2M and Massachusetts $1.1M to West Virginia $420K, with a panel noting $787,712 nationally against a median income of about $75,000 and an illustration of a woman holding banknotes

Finance and Economy

Top 1% Income Threshold US 2024 in Every State, Mapped

By Visual Capitalist

Nationally it takes $787,712 to join the top 1% of earners.

Econovis US trade balance infographic, an area chart of the 12-month rolling services surplus and goods deficit from 1995 to November 2024 with the total trade line, ending at a $292 billion services surplus, $1,171 billion goods deficit and $879 billion total deficit

Finance and Economy

US Trade Balance Infographic, Goods and Services to 2024

By Ehsan Soltani, Econovis

In the 12 months to November 2024 the US ran a $879 billion total deficit: a $1,171 billion shortfall on goods, partly offset by a $292 billion surplus on…

Econovis global trade infographic by continent from 1970 to 2023, a streamgraph of trade in billion US dollars for Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa and Oceania with events such as WTO establishment and China accession, and a line chart of each continent's share of global trade

Finance and Economy

Global Trade Infographic by Continent, 1970 to 2023

By Ehsan Soltani, Econovis

Asia grew from $96 billion to $18,793 billion and overtook Europe in 2010, lifting its share of global trade from 15% to 39% while Europe fell from 51% to 35%.

Econovis streamgraph titled U.S. Big Tech Stocks Surge showing market capitalisation of Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Tesla from 2000 to 2024, with 2018 values and end values totalling 17.6 trillion dollars

Finance and Economy

US Tech Stocks Growth, the Magnificent Seven From 2000 to 2024

By Ehsan Soltani, Econovis

Their combined market value rose from $1.1 trillion in 2012 to $17.6 trillion at the end of 2024, a 26% annual rate.

Visual Capitalist chart titled America's Most Important Trade Relationships showing US jobs supported in 2022, top export and total export value for Canada, Mexico, China, the UK, Japan, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, the Netherlands and South Korea

Finance and Economy

America’s Most Important Trade Relationships, Top 10 Markets

By Visual Capitalist

Exports to the top three alone supported more than 4 million US jobs.

Econovis streamgraph titled Evolution of Africa's Export Composition, showing six export categories from 2001 to 2023 in billions of dollars, led by Fuels and Products (70 to 247), Precious Metals and Stones (17 to 127) and Minerals and Metals (13 to 107), with dips marked at the 2008 financial crisis and 2020 pandemic

Finance and Economy

Africa’s Main Exports by Category, 2001 to 2023

By Econovis

Fuels and related products led in 2023 at $247 billion, followed by precious metals and stones at $127 billion and other minerals and metals at $107 billion.

Visual Capitalist Voronoi chart Global Semiconductor Companies by Market Cap as of 30 December 2024, with cells for NVIDIA $3.4T, Broadcom $1.1T, TSMC $1.0T, ASML, Samsung, AMD, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Arm, Intel and others grouped by country

Technology

Largest Semiconductor Companies by Market Cap, December 2024

By Visual Capitalist (Voronoi)

NVIDIA led at $3.4 trillion, followed by Broadcom at $1.1 trillion and TSMC at $1.0 trillion, then ASML and Samsung.

Econovis choropleth map titled U.S. State Trade Dependency, goods trade (exports plus imports) as a percentage of state GDP in 2023, shaded in four blue bands with the top 10 states numbered from Louisiana 42%, Kentucky 40% and Michigan 35% to Mississippi 23%, and the U.S. figure of 18% marked on the legend

Finance and Economy

U.S. State Trade Dependency, Trade as a Share of GDP in 2023

By Econovis

Louisiana is the most dependent at 42%, followed by Kentucky at 40% and Michigan at 35%, against 18% for the U.S. as a whole.

Genuine Impact bubble chart titled Working Hours vs. Salary in OECD member countries, plotting 35 countries as flag bubbles by average working hours per week (24 to 42) against average weekly wage in US dollars (200 to 1,400), with Mexico at the top left and Germany, Norway and Denmark at the bottom right

Jobs and Careers

Working Hours vs Salary in 35 OECD Countries, Bubble Chart

By Genuine Impact

Mexico works longest, about 41 hours a week for one of the lowest wages, while Germany, Norway and Denmark work about 26 to 27 hours for more than $1,000.

Our World in Data line chart titled Share of population living in extreme poverty, 1977 to 2022, showing falling lines for India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal on a 0 to 60% scale, with extreme poverty defined as living below $2.15 a day

Finance and Economy

Share of Population Living in Extreme Poverty in South Asia

By Our World in Data

Nepal drops from above 60% to close to zero, while India ends highest of the five at roughly 13%.

Dark scatter chart titled Homeownership in Europe, Germany land of poets land of tenants, plotting the 27 EU countries by home ownership rate from 50 to 90 percent against GDP per capita in euros, with Germany highlighted in yellow at the bottom

Finance and Economy

Home Ownership in Europe by Country, 2023 Rates

By Data Pulse

Romania tops the list at 95.6%, most eastern members are above 80%, and Germany is lowest at 47.6% despite a high income.

Econovis choropleth map titled U.S. State Import Dependency, Imports as a Percentage of State GDP in 2023, shading every state in blue with its percentage, from Kentucky 26% and Michigan 25% to Hawaii, South Dakota and Wyoming 2% and D.C. 1%, with the top ten states numbered and a US average of 11% on the legend

Finance and Economy

US State Import Dependency, Imports as a Share of GDP in 2023

By Econovis

Kentucky is highest at 26%, ahead of Michigan at 25% and Tennessee and Illinois at 20%, against a national figure of 11%.

Finance and Economy

Average Monthly Donations in Germany, 2014 to 2023

By Data Pulse

December stands out at 1,049 million euros, about 18% of the year, against 327 million in June.

Treemap $115 Trillion The World Economy in 2025 showing projected GDP by country grouped by region, with the USA at $30.3T, China at $19.5T, Germany $4.9T, Japan $4.4T and India $4.3T, and smaller blocks for Europe, the Middle East, South America, Africa and Oceania

Finance and Economy

Global Economy Infographic, the $115 Trillion World in 2025

By Visual Capitalist

The United States ($30.3 trillion) and China ($19.5 trillion) make up about 43% of the total, followed by Germany, Japan and India, while all of Africa…

Econovis world map titled Global Leaders in Food Exports, shading countries green by 2023 food exports with numbered badges for the top 10 from the U.S. at $168B and Brazil at $143B to Belgium at $61B, plus an inset for extra EU exports of $233B

Food and Drink

Largest Food Exporter in the World, Food Exports Map 2023

By Econovis

Brazil was second at US$143 billion and the Netherlands third at US$118 billion.

Econovis line chart titled U.S. $1.15 Trillion Goods Trade Deficit in 2023 vs. EU $40 Billion Surplus and China's $823 Billion Surplus, showing goods trade balances in billion US dollars for the United States, the EU and China from 1980 to 2023 with event labels

Finance and Economy

US Trade Deficit vs EU and China Goods Balances, 1980 to 2023

By Ehsan Soltani, Econovis

It puts the 2023 US goods deficit at $1.15 trillion, against an EU surplus of $40 billion and China's surplus of $823 billion, and marks events from NAFTA…

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